Annish Pattani

- Summer 2026

- Updated the current budget and utilization ratio of each engineering sub-teams budget for the current fiscal year on a weekly basis when new purchases were made through the Ordering Management System (OMS)

- Finance Officer for the Texas A&M University IISE Chapter - Composed and managed the annual budget, forecasted future expenses as the Annual IISE state conference is at TAMU for Spring 2026, ensured timely reimbursements, and oversaw card terminal operations for 16+ officers - Performed reconciliations at the end of each month to ensure our bank statements aligned with our ledger - Served as the liaison to the Student Organization Finance Center (SOFC)

- Helped host professional developments with the external team of the Texas A&M University IISE chapter

- Member of the Texas A&M University IISE chapter which provides me with networking and professional development opportunities

- Created an eBay seller account being named Annish Hot Wheel Hunting, to sell brand new items/used items - Items include Hot wheels, video games, watches, wooden painting cars, accessories, and electronics - 100% Positive Feedback rating - Manage’s inventory of hundreds of listed items to make sure they are in satisfactory condition to be sold - Most sales made through hot wheels as I have some collectibles currently in demand - Financial management and business skills acquired to be devoted back into the the online store, to run a successful business - Efficient profit margin on each sale made after researching the market on every item listed - Learned unique financial information such as gross profit and collateral relevant to my eBay business - Sold products to over 500 customers as well as some returning customer, with positive conversation’s and satisfaction when a problem arises

- eBay expressions panelist provided with the opportunity to share feedback to eBay as well as network with other business owners

- Utilized the opportunity to intern for a widely recognized general contractor throughout Texas at their MD Anderson Cancer Center South Research Campus Building 5 (SCRB5) project in the Texas Medical Center - Contributed to a $668MM, 650,000 sq. ft. MD Anderson Cancer Center project by performing QA/QC inspections across electrical, mechanical, plumbing, roofing, and architectural systems - Conducted inspections for firestopping, insulation, ductwork, med-gas piping, receptacle placement, window waterproofing, and roofing systems, ensuring compliance with specifications and industry standards - Managed high roof installation as a right hand to the structure/skin superintendent, monitoring vapor barrier protection, flat roof decking installation, as well as parapet roofing material installation; created and executed daily checklists in AutoDesk Construction Cloud (ACC) to document progress - Performed electrical and plumbing inspections, including conduit bend verification, panel board reviews, and med-gas pipe damage assessments, recommending corrective actions to subcontractors - Diagnosed and documented window leaks and mechanical bypass system issues, coordinating with subcontractors to ensure timely resolution - Collaborated with superintendents and subcontractors to resolve field conflicts, review submittals/RFIs, and update shop drawings and slip sheets for accurate construction documentation - Prepared reports, drawings, and inspection readiness documents for superintendents and third-party inspectors, ensuring site quality and compliance ahead of client inspections - Entered and closed out issues in AutoDesk Construction Cloud (ACC) related to gypsum patchwork, conduit over-bends, plumbing heights, and other QA/QC discoveries

- Deputy Project Manager of Resources of Team 21 in NASA L’SPACE Mission Concept Academy (MCA) for Spring 2025 - Ensured all members of the Programmatic sub-team were working together effectively, requirements were being fulfilled, and risks were being managed - Worked with the programmatic team to ensure costs were allocated appropriately, timelines for mission phases were realistic, and risks were being tracked and mitigated - Managed and created a contingent $200MM budget and forecasted future costs - Communicated with the Science and Engineering teams to track costs, timelines, and risks - Relayed all sub-team developments to the Project Manager.

- Virtual NASA workforce preparation academy dedicated to teaching skills in writing and evaluating professional technical proposals - Attended and engaged in weekly lectures taught by NASA scientists, engineers, and managers - Developed a novel solution to address NASA pain point after researching existing state of the art technology - Co-authored technical proposal in response to request from NASA Marshall Space Flight Center - Managed a team of 10 members and organized the team’s operations and procedures by undertaking several administrative tasks, such as; scheduling weekly meetings, budget basis of estimate (BoE), leading task distribution and progress checks, and managing the team’s document organization - Managed and created a contingent $10K budget for our project - Maintained communication with each team member on a regular basis to receive updates on decisions being made and check in on personal well-being of individuals - Served as a secondary reviewer through scoring proposals using the solicitation rubric in search for the best strengths and weaknesses to return to the proposing team

- After being chosen as Mentee of the Year for the 2023-2024 mentorship program cohort I was offered to become an ambassador to help develop and mentor the future bright minds in the Chevron mentorship academy for the 2024-2025 cohort.

- Worked with the HR manager to develop a new learning management system (LMS) to track all employees safety training while consuming time and money, rather than manually sorting cards searching for which employee has certain training.

- Chosen out of the many applicants from Texas A&M to go to the ConocoPhillips Externship day - Had an amazing opportunity to go to ConocoPhillips externship day and hear panelists on the university relations team speak about internship opportunities at the ConocoPhillips headquarters in Houston, Texas - Able to speak with recruiters with any questions I had such as one to do with other opportunities for internships - Gained knowledge surrounding ConocoPhillips and the oil and gas industry and what they do towards it - Toured the ConocoPhillips headquarters office - Gained new LinkedIn connections within the oil and gas industry

Worked with a team of highly qualified accountants and learned the everyday process of Accounts Payable (AP). - Sorted and filed invoices - Prepped invoices into service management (SM) - Created and entered parts in SM - Received invoices in SM to Sage paperless - Entered invoices into Sage paperless - Approved and Routed invoices to project managers - Pulled invoices and selected invoices for check run and reimbursements - Entered Car service and repair receipts into accounts payable - Sage - Selected invoices for electronic payment - Scanned invoices to be moved to their desired folder - Entered Certificates of Insurance (COI’s) and Letters of Intent (LOI’s) into Sage - Communicated with vendors to acquire updated COI’s - Created and Entered drafts of spare parts and machinery from the warehouse needing to be sold into eBay - Listed $100K+ in spare parts and machinery on eBay. - Took inventory of the warehouse and computed into a spreadsheet - Attended weekly accounting department meetings to keep everyone updated - Warehouse - accounting reorganization - Receptionist duty when needed - Helped my supervisor wherever necessary - Gained real world accounting experience